Wichita eagle., 1887-12-06
personal.

mails as such.
Personal.
Dr. Purdue went over to Fort Scott yes
terday.
Mrs. D. N. McCabe and child, of Derby,
are very low. Neither is expected to live.
y. + Frazier and Hon. Alfred Riddeli,
OF EIDorad0, were iii the city yesterday.
A Sites, Of Bellville, Illinois, brother
of the Sites Bros, is visiting in the city.
Mrs. NJ j Locke, OF Ohio, is in the city,
guest Of her son, George z. Locke, Of the
Wichita shoe parl0r.
q. " Perkins, general agent OF the
New York Life Insurance Co, is spending
few days in the city.
Frank II. Pierson, special correspondent
Of the New York Herald was caller at
the EAGLE office yesterday.
Rev !. Arthur Dodson, of Beatrice,
Nebraska, is in the city visiting Dir. 4. II.
Creditor, and other friends.
Mrs David DEAN, of Summerhill, H..
is IN the city visiting her son, Warren G.
DEAN, on North Market street.
NJ. q. Jones, HaysviIle: ". L. Moon,
New York; L. c. Lewis, St Louis: 3. Pol
lock, Chicago, are at Hotel Gandolfo
B. F, Nichols formerly manager Of the
Main street theater, was in tho city yester-
day. securing talent for the cssening Of the
Mcdonald opera house in Fort Scott.
Mr. Clarence Howe Yesterday acc0mDan-
led his friend G. II. Flanley to Great Bend
where he expects to remain for short
time.
Col. D. r Green, of the Cannon Ball
Stage line, was with his daughter in from
Greensburg yesterday and stopped at the
Manhattan.
William w Fenton, an experienced
laUndryman Of Chicago, arrived in the
city yesterday to take charge Of the Wich-
tia steam laundry.
I. L Newell, Of Kingston, Pa, and his
wife, are guests at the Manhattan Mr.
Newell is mere looking after some landed
interest which ne has in this locality.
Col. c. ". Fisher, general manager of
the c. <. q y, and G. T. Newton. suDerin-
tendent ar roadways, bridges and build
lngs, arrived in the city last evening over
this line in special car and viii return to
Topeka this morning.
Mr., Ham, the night train dispatcher of
the Missouri Pacific, is out again after an
illness OF some weeks
Mr.. Raffington says he is meeting with
unusually good success in the compilation
Of facts for his paper, The Western Ad-
voCate
Two hundred and fifty veterans had
vouchers made out yesterday at the county
clerks Office, rates being from 50 to $50 per
per month.
Judge Wall left Sunday morning for
Washington, D. c., TO be gone until the
goth. The District court stands adjourned
until his return
The Wichita Soap Company have manu-
featured l35 tons of soap in the few weeks
they nave been running. They make five
different brands.
Sunday afternoon child about FIVE
years OF age, had its foot run over and
crashed by street car on East Douglas
near Potter avenue.
Dir. A D. Temple of Kingman, was in
the city yesterday attending to business
matters. He says it is a very pleasant
thing to spend a day in lively city.
The reserve seat sale for Miss Maddern
opened this morning with rush, giving
promise that this company viii do large
business during their engagement here
Work upon the interior furnishing of
the Carey Grand is rapidly advancing. To
day it is the intention to commence
putting down the carpets in the parlors.
Dr. Anderson, of st Louis. is in the CITY
The doctorstopped over in the city after
taking in quite number of the western
PLACES and IS very high in his praise Of the |
Peerless Princess
An open switch at the Frisco freight
yards Sunday threw five freight cars OFF I
.he track. II took some time to replace |
them but no one was hurt and little !
property was injured.
\ ifty-two thousand dollar deal was one |
OF the transactions had IN realty in Wichi- /
tn Yesterday. The purchase embraced part |
of Eichhoitz' addition aud WAS purchased |
by ". j. Wilson simply rs an investment /
Mr. L. VI. Crawford is in the city looking
after his new opera house building. Mr.. /
Tom Jewell states that. the building viii /
be completed By the 10TH of next month /
Work will from now until the finish be |
prosecuted day and night.
To accommodate the large number Of t
California passengers applying Tor acoom- |
modations, the Missouri Pacific. Fl. Scott /
route have decided 10 put on through |
Pullman and family sleeper to Los Angeles /
to leave Wichita on their excursion Thurs |
day morning Dec Sih.
Mr.. Frank p. Helm, of Covington. XIV. /
i friend OF Messrs ". X and /. L. /
Carlisle. is in the city attending TO bust /
mess matters. He was here some months .
ago, and says he is very agreeably sur .
priSed TO see the wonderful amount of inn /
provemenUs IN the city since his former /
visit
The following students entered the t
Southwestern Business College 6urinE tie /
week: Maud Bremen. Peoria. III: W. :. 1
Shepard. Saratoga, \. Y: \ = DEMPSEY. I
Ieavenworth. Kan; !. NJ kimel Clear
water, Kan: :. 7. Marshall. Leayenvorch. {
Kan; Z. ). Russell, Nj Valley. Kan: J. /
C. Plant, BeioiU. Kan: Kate Corded. /
Wichita, Kan; q. ID. Stoner. Wichita. /
Kansas.
The three Cole brothers returned yesrer- .
day from Oklahoma, where they had been /
for two weeks looking a. the country. /
breathing fresh prairie air and shooting F.
the game that happened in sight. There /
seems To have been very little of that. /
however, in the neighborhood. as the pro 1
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